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Maybe it’s an unpopular opinion but I am kind of sick of people suggesting that the only good representation is showing a queer couple happy with no drama. It’s important to treat queer relationships as any other straight relationships and within those relationships problems also exist. I know that too many times not straight couples are treated unfairly and many times the relationships have been shown in the bad light. But that doesn’t mean that queer relationships should be all rainbows and flowers. We have a season of a lesbian character who’s trying to navigate through a break-up. Learn how to deal with it and face the problems she choose to avoid for years (I mean hopefully). And she’s literally treated as any other straight main and her sexual orientation isn’t main focus but simply a part of her life. And yet people go and criticise the writers and dare to say that they don’t know how to write queer characters. In my opinion a good representation is when a queer character is treated as any other straight main would be. And this season proves that. I don’t know how they will execute the rest of the story but I am really positively surprised how good the build-up has been so far. And the potential for the rest of story-lines is enormous. 

Firstly, Damn Ayumi’s acting is sooooo good. I love these middle of the night clips but also MAAAXXXXX!!